Reports♚ on Monday re🥃vealed that four-time F1 world champion Prost had left his role as non-executive director at Alpine amid an ongoing review into the team’s management structure. 

Prost joined Re🐷nault in 2017 in a special advisory role, before moving into a position as a non-e🐈xecutive director of the rebranded Anglo-French squad two years later. 

The claimed that senior management had decided not to renew the French🅷man’s contract for 2022. 

However, in a social media post on Monday evening, Pros⛦t said he had rejected an offer to continue in the role at the final race of last season and criticised Alpine for the way the news was h♌andled. 

“I am very disappointed how this news has been an𓂃nounced💝 today,” Prost wrote on Instagram. 

“It was agreed that we would announce together 🧸with Alpine F1 Team! No respect sorry!

“I have refused the offer m🦩ade to me in Abu Dhabi for the 2022 season becausꦯe of a personal relationship and I was right!

“To the Enstone and Viry team, I will miss you.”

Speaking to French newspaper L'Equipe, Prost blamed his exit on Alpine CEO Laurent Ro🧸ssi. 

"Laurent Ros𒈔si wants all the light," Prost said. 

"Laurent Rossi's desire is to be alone, not to be poll🌺uted by anyone. 

"He told me 🌱he no longer needed adꦑvice. There is a real desire to put a lot of people on the sidelines."

Last week it was confirmed that Alpine executive director Marcin Budkowski had le🏅ft the team with immediate effect, with Rossi taking over management duties on a temporary basis. 

Former Aston Martin team boss Ot🌳mar Szafnauer has been tipped to replace Budkowski at Alpine. 

Austrian water treatment company BWT has been🐻 linked with following Szafnauer across from Aston Martin to become a main sponsor of Alpine.